My Library

My Library:  Books and websites on the Creek Nation

It might be helpful to list some of my sources and references.

Black, White, and Indian

By Claudio Saunt  2005 Oxford University Press

This was the first book I found describing Daniel Eades living in Halibee as Saucy Jack.

http://csaunt.myweb.uga.edu/

http://history.uga.edu/people/people.php?page=33

A History of the Indians of the United States

By Angie Debo  1970 University of Oklahoma Press

The Road to Disappearance

A History of the Creek Indians

By Angie Debo  1941  University of Oklahoma Press

The Rise of The Poarch Band of Creek Indians

By Lou Vickery with Steve Travis

2009  Upword Press

McGillivray of the Creeks

By John Walton Caughey

1938 University of Oklahoma Press

Milford’s Memoir

By Louis LeClerc de Milford

Copyright 200 by The Narrative Press

Written by Millford around 1800, after he had returned to France. The purpose of the memoir was to convince Napoleon Bonaparte’s government to enter into a treaty with the Creek Nation with Milford as the recognized representative of the Creek Nation.  Milford had lived 20 years in the Creek Nation, from 1775 to about 1795, and was married to McGillivray’s sister.